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Experts Say Western Canadian Offshore Development Will Take 20 Years

Veterans of Canada’s Atlantic industry administered a stiff dose of realism when the national expert panel on science issues rendered a verdict on technical aspects of plans to open up Pacific coastal waters offshore of British Columbia to natural gas development.

February 23, 2004

Experts Say Western Canadian Offshore Development Will Take 20 Years

Veterans of Canada’s Atlantic industry administered a stiff dose of realism when the national expert panel on science issues rendered a verdict on technical aspects of plans to open up Pacific coastal waters offshore of British Columbia to natural gas development.

February 23, 2004

El Paso’s Arizona Storage Project Faces Stiff Local Opposition

El Paso Corp.’s proposed Copper Eagle gas storage project is facing the equivalent of a public stoning in Arizona even before the company decides to move forward with a FERC filing. But El Paso spokeswoman Kim Wallace said the project isn’t dead yet, and is sorely needed in the Southwest where there are only a few storage fields, none of which are in Arizona.

February 9, 2004

El Paso’s Arizona Storage Project Faces Stiff Local Opposition

El Paso Corp.’s proposed Copper Eagle gas storage project is facing the equivalent of a public stoning in Arizona even before the company decides to move forward with a FERC filing. But El Paso spokeswoman Kim Wallace said the project isn’t dead yet, and is sorely needed in the Southwest where there are only a few storage fields, none of which are in Arizona.

February 9, 2004

Senate Energy Derivatives Measure Faces Stiff Opposition

Pressure from within and outside the Senate grew last week to either defeat or bury a controversial amendment to the omnibus energy bill (S. 517) that seeks to regulate the trading of over-the-counter (OTC) energy and metals derivative transactions.

March 25, 2002

Bush Urges Stiff Action for Execs Who Lie to Investors

Without ever once mentioning the financial collapse or scandal that has pervaded Enron Corp., President Bush last Thursday called on federal regulators to mete out stiffer punishments to corporate officers who abuse their positions and provide “grossly inaccurate” information to investors. Bush also said he favored the creation of an independent board to oversee the accounting profession.

March 11, 2002

Bush Urges Stiff Action for Execs Who Lie to Investors

Without ever once mentioning the financial collapse or scandal that has pervaded Enron Corp., President Bush Thursday called on federal regulators to mete out stiffer punishments to corporate officers who abuse their positions and provide “grossly inaccurate” information to investors. Bush also urged regulators to create an independent board to oversee the accounting profession.

March 8, 2002

E-lecTrade to Launch Structured Power Electronic Trading

The struggle experienced by some electronic trading systems in the face of stiff competition from IntercontinentalExchange, EnronOnline, TradeSpark and other systems isn’t stopping E-lecTrade from launching its own power trading system this summer. The system is unique, however, in its effort to provide multiple structured power transaction types and risk management services real time and on an anonymous basis.

September 10, 2001

Oberstar: Clinton Pipe Safety Decree Falls Short

An advocate of stiff pipeline safety laws, Rep. James L.Oberstar (D-MN) last week said he was “generally supportive” of therecent move by the Department of Transportation’s Office ofPipeline Safety’s (OPS) to toughen the requirements for safetyinspections of large hazardous liquid pipelines. But he believesPresident Clinton’s decree to the agency to beef up the safetystandards for small liquid and natural gas pipelines came up short.

November 20, 2000

Oberstar: Clinton Pipe Safety Decree Falls Short

An advocate of stiff pipeline safety laws, Rep. James L.Oberstar (D-MN) said he was “generally supportive” of the recentmove by the Department of Transportation’s Office of PipelineSafety’s (OPS) to toughen the requirements for safety inspectionsof large hazardous liquid pipelines. But he believes PresidentClinton’s decree to the agency to beef up the safety standards forsmall liquid and natural gas pipelines came up short.

November 17, 2000